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So the problem seems to be that too few emails will leave users stranded, and too many emails will make users annoyed. As a solution, I think an approach simila
by rthomas6 13y ago
So the problem seems to be that too few emails will leave users stranded, and too many emails will make users annoyed. As a solution, I think an approach similar to Beeminder might be good. They use a logarithmic distribution of emails. They send you an email every day at first (for the first 2 days), and if you don't respond, they dial it back to once a week. If you don't respond, they move it back to once a month or so, etc. I think the model is a good balance.